Womens views on sarah palin?

Question

i just wanted to her other womens views - & + on palin. i find her disturbing as a women and i would not feel comfortable with her as our "spokeswomen" (i'm pro-choice) also are thier any women who were hilary supporters that will now vote for mccain b/c of palin?

Answer 1

Sarah Palin is against equal pay for equal work womens rights!!!!

She is a republican puppet in a skirt.  That is why mccain had only met her ONCE before choosing her his VP.  She will do and say anything they want!!!!

Answer 2

I decided to vote for McCain after seeing what the DNC did to Hillary. Palin is icing on the top. I admire her pro-life position and after really looking at what happens during an abortion, I am now pro-life too. It's not about women's rights. we have the right to birth control and adoption. But I don't think it should include killing a baby.

Answer 3

I see the Obama followers have been watching CNN & repeating their talking points. I think she is a great choice for McCain. She is a no nonsense take no c**p kinda person. She cleaned up the government corruption in AK in less than 2 years, don't think Obama can say the same think about his own district. She has more executive experience then the top of the dem ticket. Executive office takes knowledge & quick thinking, not like the legislative that has committees that do studies etc & then maybe 6 mos later make a decision. So yes she is qualified for the job & represents real CHANGE in washington, not like of Obama's choice that is old washington. I was already voting for McCain as a previous Hillary supporter, so Palin as his choice hasn't changed my mind.

Answer 4

By choosing Palin, McCain is saying he believes American women are stupid.  They are so stupid they don't care about equal pay for equal work.  They don't care about the economy, global warming, or any other relevant issues.  All they care about is that there's a token female.  From reading some of your posts, it looks like McCain might be right, Stupid.

Answer 5

I'm offended by this whole thing. McCain thinks Clinton supporters are soooooooooo desperate for a woman in office that he picked any ol' woman out of a hat so he can pull Clinton voters and then when elected push them aside for old Republican policies. He is using Clinton women for votes ONLY!!! This woman has been a governor technically for 1 YEAR and a half. And before that was a mayor of a small town of about 500 people!!! LMFAO!!!!! Who in the heck is he trying to fool here???? The messed up thing is the bigots looking for any old excuse not to vote fotr Obama and old white women who have their panties in a bunch because their common white sister didn't make it in the white house will vote for a Republican who could give 2 squirts of sh%^t about them and their needs. HOW SICK IS THAT!!!  What most of them fail to realize is that Hillary said she DIDN'T WANT THE VP SPOT!!! Thats why Obama looked over her. Why??? did she say this? Because she wants this time to prepare her campaign and correct her debt so that she can run again for president in 2012. Alaska is the LEAST populated state in AMERICA. What is their crime rate? 1 homicide a year? LMFAO AGAIN!!! Palin wouldn't know how to run the country if they gave her 10 presidents to lead her. America are you safe with THIS woman (Hillary yes-Palin NO!) running the country when McCains old a%^ croaks while in office? Regardless of your feelings for Obama.....Obama/Biden are pitbulls and McCain/Palin are Cocker Spaniels.  

Answer 6

I agree with you, and I will not vote for her and McCain. She is no where near Hillary Clinton, and I think Hillary supporters will be doing her an injustice to vote for Palin when her views are so opposite Hillary Clinton's. It's great that McCain is putting a woman on his ballot, but I can't help but feel that he only did it because Obama didn't and he knows Clinton supporters were disappointed. I feel like he is just using her for the popularity vote amongst undecided Hillary supporters, and not because he truly wanted a woman as his running mate - which to me, as a woman, is equally disappointing.

Answer 7

Desperate Republicans... jeesh.....

Answer 8

I like her and I think the more I learn of her in the coming weeks, I will like her even more.

Answer 9

I like her. I'm Voting for her. I'm a Pro-life woman and proud of it. it changes the perception that ALL woman must be Pro-Choice.   Nope I was a Ron Paul supporter. I was going to write him in.  but Now I'm voting for McCain

Answer 10

I think she is great, she is an independent on the Republican ticket.

She is not in this for the fame and fortune, she has a record of getting stuff done, unlike the top of the Dem. ticket.

Answer 11

another self described ' just your average hockey mom'

that's all fine but a heartbeat of an old man away from president if elected

vote obama

Answer 12

I would be disturbed as a woman if I supported McCain.  She is against a woman's right to choose. She is against g*y marriage.  She has small baby at home with Down's Syndrome and yet she's about to hit the campaign trail.  She was a former Miss Wasilla (wherever the h**l that is) and a runner up in the Miss Alaska pagent. Oh how progressive she is walking around in a bathing suit!  And she is being investigated for abuse of power in her own state!  She is quite disturbing but I'm a Democrat so I'm elated McCain picked her.  Obama is running into the white house as we speak because he knows that GOP ticket is a train wreck.  

Answer 13

Very impressed, she has accomplished allot in 44 years. She has stood up to and taken down corruption in her own party, she is intelligent and conservative. I will be voting for Mc Cain and Palin and hope in four years to vote for Palin for president.  

Answer 14

she is absolutely wonderful!!!  she has a great record and someone all women can be proud to support. loyal democrats are just mad because mccain has succeeded out doing obama.  every democrat is on the attack!!  if it wasn't serious they would be sitting back and laughing about it.  women will relate with this woman on so many levels.  i was going to vote bob barr but now i have to vote the mccain ticket!!

Answer 15

I could find nothing inspiring about Hillary Clinton, so I was never planning on voting for her.  

I see in Sarah Palin a woman I could support.  Trust me, we are not in lock step and probably never will be, but I see a lot of potential here, and so far, she is a "politician" we can be proud of.

With her on the ticket, I find that I am suddenly reinspired with hope for this country and the GOP!

If she is the face of our future I say "Right on!".

Answer 16

I find it insulting that she would engage in such gimmickry.  I question her integrity and judgment.